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Canada And The US Conclude NAFTA Talks

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Canada and the United States have finally ended talks on the North American Free Trade Agreement. According to Reuters the mood was soured by Donald Trump saying the deal would be on U.S. terms. Yet Ottawa has said repeatedly that it would not sign “just any deal.” Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland will be holding a press conference to talk more about the deal. As of now it is still unclear whether the two countries agreed on a deal.

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